Fill DS-160, pay the fee, and book a US visa appointment in Dubai or Abu Dhabi.

You need a US employer to sponsor your work visa (H1B, L1, etc.).

A valid job offer, employer sponsorship, and supporting documents.

Yes, with correct documentation and interview preparation.

At the US Embassy in Abu Dhabi or the US Consulate in Dubai.

Usually AED 15,000+ is recommended to show financial stability.

Yes, all work visas require a US employer sponsor.

Most visas get approved if documentation is correct and genuine.

Yes, all expats living in Dubai/UAE can apply.

Is Vietnam visa free for Indian nationals?

Vietnam uses a visa or e‑Visa system to regulate travel, ensure proper entry and manage the duration of stay. It helps both visitors and immigration authorities.

Residents in the UAE can apply online for a Vietnam e‑Visa: complete the application, upload your documents, pay the fee, wait for approval, print the letter and travel.

Usually 3‑5 working days for standard applications. Rush services may take 1‑2 days

For short trips (tourism or visiting friends/family) the Tourist / e‑Visa is most common — valid for 30‑90 days depending on application.

If you selected a “multiple‑entry” option during application, yes. If single entry, you’ll need another visa for re‑entry.

Even small errors (like a wrong letter in your name or wrong passport number) can cause issues at immigration. If you realise a mistake, you may need to re‑apply — so double‑check everything.

Yes, for longer stays you can apply for an extension within Vietnam, but your travel plan should allow for it and you must follow local rules

You can apply online for a Saudi tourist visa or through an agency for work, Umrah, or business visas.

No. As of Feb 2025, residents from India, Pakistan, Bangladesh, Egypt, and 10 other countries are only eligible for single-entry visas. Other residents can still get 1-year multiple-entry visas.

Tourist visas take 24–72 hours. Business and Umrah visas take 2–5 days. Work visas may take up to 3 weeks.

A tourist visa allows general travel + Umrah (outside Hajj season), while an Umrah visa is pilgrimage-only.

Yes. Any resident with a valid UAE residence visa can apply, though visa type (single or multiple entry) depends on nationality.

Processing usually takes 15 days. During peak seasons, it can be up to 45 days. For urgent travel, apply early and request priority processing.

There’s no guaranteed “easiest” visa. However, France, Italy, and Spain are popular choices among UAE residents due to frequent flights and higher appointment availability. The key is complete and accurate documents.

Most tourist visas allow 90 days stay within 180 days. Frequent travelers may receive multi-entry visas valid for 1–5 years under the EU’s new system.

Yes. Any resident with a valid UAE residence visa can apply for a Schengen visa from Dubai, regardless of nationality.

Yes, most expat residents need a Cyprus visa. UAE citizens are visa-exempt for up to 90 days

Apply directly through RAG Visa, which manages the entire process including document preparation, submission, and guidance.

Yes, a valid multiple-entry Schengen visa may exempt you from a separate Cyprus visa.

No, Cyprus does not offer visa-on-arrival for UAE residents. Pre-approval is mandatory.

Short-stay visas are typically valid for up to 90 days within a 180-day period.

No, minors require their own visa along with NOC from parents and relevant documents.

RAG Visa handles the submission directly to the Cyprus authorities – no third-party agencies are needed.

You should demonstrate sufficient funds to cover your stay, flights, and accommodation. Generally, AED 15,000–20,000 is recommended for a short visit.

Yes, extensions may be possible under certain circumstances. Apply before the visa expires.

No. Only UAE residents with a valid residence visa are eligible.

For UAE citizens, yes. For expat residents, a visa is required.

You can apply online through the official eVisa system or via trusted Oman visa agents in Dubai.

No. Only UAE residents with a valid residence visa are eligible.

Yes, unless you are a UAE or GCC national. Expat residents need to apply for a visa.

No. Only UAE residents with a valid residence visa are eligible.

For UAE citizens, yes. For expat residents, a visa is required.

You can apply online through the official eVisa system or via trusted Oman visa agents in Dubai.

It takes around 4–5 hours by car, depending on the border crossing.

Yes, unless you are a UAE or GCC national. Expat residents need to apply for a visa.

Yes, except Emiratis. Expat residents must apply based on their nationality.

No. UAE residents must apply before travel.

e-Visa: 1–2 days. Sticker visa: 7–10 days.

Yes, except Emiratis. Expat residents must apply based on their nationality.

Yes. Indian residents in the UAE must apply for a Turkey sticker visa.

You can apply through an authorized travel agency in Dubai. Submit your completed visa form, passport, residence visa, photo, and travel details. Once approved, your Indian visa from Dubai will be issued as an e-Visa or stamped on your passport.

No, UAE nationals must apply for an Indian visa before travelling. India currently does not provide a visa-on-arrival option for UAE citizens.

The main categories include tourist, business, medical, student, employment, and entry visas. Each type has different requirements and validity periods.

Most visas are processed within 3 to 5 working days, depending on your visa type and nationality.

You’ll need a valid passport, UAE residence visa, recent photos, travel itinerary, proof of stay, and bank statement. Additional documents may be needed for business or medical travel.

You can apply directly through our travel agency in Dubai, where we handle Indian visa applications end-to-end. Our team will guide you through the document preparation process, verify all details, and ensure a smooth submission so you don’t face any delays.

You can apply online through Armenia’s official e-Visa system or through an authorized visa service center in Dubai. The e-Visa process is faster and can be completed from home.

Some UAE residents with specific nationalities are eligible for visa-on-arrival. However, it’s safer to apply online in advance to avoid any issues at immigration.

The visa fee usually ranges from USD 6 to USD 31, depending on your visa type and length of stay. Service fees may apply if you use a visa center.

No. Armenia is not part of the Schengen Area, so even if you have a Schengen visa, you’ll need a separate Armenian visa to enter.

You can stay for up to 21 or 120 days, depending on the visa type you choose. Extensions are possible by applying at Armenia’s Passport and Visa Department before your current visa expires.

For UAE nationals, Thailand offers a visa-free stay of up to 30 days. For residents of other nationalities, a visa or e-Visa must be obtained before travel.

You’ll need your passport, UAE residence visa, photos, completed application form, flight ticket, hotel booking, and proof of funds.

Usually 3–7 working days for standard applications, but business or long-term visas may take longer.

Tourist, Business, Transit, and e-Visas are available for different travel purposes.

UAE citizens can enter Thailand without a visa for up to 30 days. However, UAE residents of other nationalities must apply for a visa in advance.

The TDAC is a new online entry form that all travelers must fill out before arriving in Thailand. It replaces paper arrival cards and helps streamline immigration checks.

Yes. Tourists can usually extend their visa by 30 days at the local immigration office in Thailand, depending on the visa type and travel purpose.

UAE citizens can enter Malaysia visa-free for up to 90 days. But if you’re a resident from another nationality, such as India or Pakistan, you must apply for an eVisa before travel.

neighboring countries like Thailand or Singapore. If you’re flying from the UAE, you need to apply online in advance

You can apply online through the official Malaysia eVisa system. Alternatively, you can apply through authorized visa centers in Dubai or Abu Dhabi.

You’ll need a valid passport, a residence visa, return tickets, a hotel booking, and proof of funds. Additional documents may be needed for business or employment visas.

Tourist eVisas are processed within 3–5 days, while employment and study visas may take longer.

No. You’ll need an employment visa if you plan to work in Malaysia. A tourist visa only permits short visits.

You can easily apply online by filling in the application, uploading the required documents, paying the fee, and downloading your approved visa once received.

Yes, UAE residents need a visa unless they belong to a country eligible for visa-free entry or visa on arrival. UAE nationals can obtain a visa on arrival for stays up to 30 days.

It takes approximately 8 to 9 hours to fly from Dubai to Jakarta directly. Flights to Bali may take around 10 to 11 hours depending on connection

Yes! UAE citizens and several expat residents can get an Indonesia Visa on Arrival at airports like Bali Denpasar and Jakarta Soekarno-Hatta. Just carry your passport, confirmed return ticket, and proof of accommodation.

Generally, it takes 4 to 7 working days to get your Indonesia tourist visa from UAE. Processing time may vary during holidays or peak travel seasons.

You’ll need your passport, UAE residence visa, Emirates ID, photos, return flight tickets, hotel bookings, bank statement, and travel insurance. For business visas, an invitation letter is also required.

Flights vary depending on the destination. Non-stop flights to Toronto or Vancouver usually take 14–16 hours. With layovers, it can be 18–22 hours.

Go to the IRCC website → choose your visa type → fill out forms → upload documents → pay fees → book biometrics → wait for decision.

First, secure a Canadian job offer. Then, apply through the IRCC website. Your employer may need to provide an LMIA. After submitting documents and biometrics, wait for processing.

You need a passport, UAE residence visa, recent photos, proof of funds, confirmed travel plans, and an invitation letter if visiting family/friends.

There is no fixed amount. However, you must show enough funds to cover airfare, accommodation, and daily expenses. On average, applicants show AED 20,000–30,000 in savings for short visits.

Yes. UAE residents can apply for visa for Canada from Dubai online, and biometrics can be completed at local visa centers.

Tourist visas typically take a few weeks, but work or study visas may take longer. For UAE citizens applying for an eTA, approval is often instant.

There is no fixed amount. However, you must show enough funds to cover airfare, accommodation, and daily expenses. On average, applicants show AED 20,000–30,000 in savings for short visits.

While no official figure is set, showing stable finances is important. For a one-week trip, around AED 15,000–20,000 may be considered sufficient.

No. Only UAE citizens are eligible for eTA. UAE residents (expats) must apply for a regular visa before traveling.

You’ll need a valid passport, UAE residence visa, photos, travel itinerary, accommodation proof, bank statements, NOC, and travel insurance. See the full list above.

Usually between 5 and 10 working days, depending on your nationality and the visa type.

Tourist visas typically allow a stay of up to 90 days per visit. Extensions may be requested at South Africa’s Home Affairs office while you’re in the country.

Tourist, Business, Visitor, and Transit visas — each serving a specific travel purpose.

• UAE citizens: No visa required for up to 90 days.
• UAE residents with other nationalities: Yes, a visa is required before traveling.

It usually takes 15 working days. Priority (5 days) and Super Priority (24 hours) services are also available.

Yes, all UAE residents can apply online through the UK government portal before booking a biometrics appointment

You will need your passport, UAE residence visa, bank statements, employment proof, flight and hotel bookings, and travel insurance.

A standard 6-month UK visit visa costs around £115 (~520 AED). Fees vary depending on visa type and duration.

Yes, it’s strongly recommended to have valid travel insurance covering your entire stay in the UK.

Yes, after submitting your application, you can track updates through the UKVI online system.

No, UAE passport holders can visit the UK visa-free for short stays up to 6 months.